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"National High School Activities Week" kicks off on October 10th
This year’s National High School Activities Week will be celebrated October 10-16 by Idaho high schools. Since 1980, high schools across the nation have used this week to promote the values inherent in athletics, speech arts, music, cheerleading and dance for over 10 million participants. Activities Week is a perfect time to reflect on the positive aspects of extra-curricular activities.
Published: 10/6/2010 12:33:41 PM
Paul Kingsbury
General Manager/Broadcaster
paul@idahosports.com
 

This year’s National High School Activities Week will be celebrated October 10-16 by Idaho high schools.  Since 1980, high schools across the nation have used this week to promote the values inherent in athletics, speech arts, music, cheerleading and dance for over 10 million participants.  Activities Week is a perfect time to reflect on the positive aspects of extra-curricular activities.

Nayar Barron, Weiser High School senior and first place Interscholastic Star states, “…The final, and I think most important, lesson I've learned from participating is the value of character.  In interscholastic activities, character builds the foundation of a great individual.  Character is seen at the pinnacle during sports when emotions run high.  Win, lose, or tie, at the end of the game players pass by and shake hands with their opponents saying "nice hit" or "good shot".  Showing respect and being humble are some of the things that make IHSAA activities great.  By giving a comment and being kind to others, I can make someone's day better by boosting his self-esteem and self-confidence.  Not only that, but I promote good sportsmanship!  The value of good character not only is essential in my life now, but will most certainly benefit me in the long run.”

Specific days for this year’s celebration are:

National Be A Sport Day, Sunday, October 10
A day to encourage awareness and discussion about the importance of sportsmanship, ethics, and integrity to the conduct of interscholastic programs.

National Fine Arts Activities Day, Monday, October 11
A time to focus on the students, coaches, and sponsors involved in fine arts programs.

National Officials Day, Tuesday, October 12
A time to salute the approximately 500.000 individuals who serve as contest officials and judges.

National Youth Health Awareness Day, Wednesday, October 13
A time to promote education and prevention efforts that encourage healthy lifestyles.

National Coaches/Sponsors/Advisors Day, Thursday, October 14
A time to recognize the contributions of high school coaches, sponsors and advisors.

National Fan Appreciation Day, Friday, October 15
A time to thank the boosters and spectators who support activity programs throughout the year.

National Community Service/Participation Day, Saturday, October 16
A time to give back to the community and show appreciation for their support of activity programs.





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